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Annual Villag
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VOTE
March Election
Wednesday, March 18,2015
June Election
Tuesday, June 16,2015
New York State Conference of Mayors & Municipal Officials
NYCOM EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
NYCOM is governed in an Executive Committee comprised of 16 voting
members:15 mayors from member cities and villages, and one official
representing a NYCOM affiliate organization.
PRESIDENT
Ann M. Thane
Stephanie A. Miner
Mayor, Syracuse
Mayor, Amsterdam
FIRST VICE PRESIDENT
Francis X. Murray
Mayor, Rockville Centre
Richard B. Milne
Mayor, Honeoye Falls
Svante L. Myrick
Mayor, Ithaca
SECOND VICE PRESIDENT
Thomas M. Roach
Paul V Pontieri
Mayor, White Plains
Mayor, Patchogue
TREASURER
AFFILIATE REPRESENTATIVE
Kathy M. Sheehan
Mayor, Albany
Patricia A. Couch
NYS Society of Municipal
Finance Officers
IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT
Richard J. Donovan
PAST PRESIDENTS: EX-OFFICIO
Mayor, Minoa
William D. Nelson
Mayor, Ogdensburg
MEMBERS
Bill de Blasio
Sam Teresi
Mayor, New York
Mayor, Jamestown
Robert C. Corby
Mayor, Pittsford
Gary A. Vegliante
Mayor, West Hampton Dunes
Howard M. Frawley
Ellen Polimeni
Mayor, Angola
Mayor, Canandaigua
Ralph J. Kreitzman
Mayor, Great Neck
Shawn D. Hogan
Mayor, Hornell
Gary R. McCarthy
Mayor, Schenectady
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
James J. Miccio
Mayor, Fishkill
Peter A. Baynes
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2015 Calendar of nates
for Annual Village Elections
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NYCOM Counsel
New York State Conference of Mayors
September 2014
The General Village Election
The village election material contained in this publication was compiled by the New York
State Conference of Mayors. The dates and material are based upon current statutory
provisions, including amendments through the 2014 session of the State Legislature.
This Calendar of Dates is another example of the practical services provided by the
Conference of Mayors to its members.
Peter A. Baynes
Executive Director
March Election - Wednesday, March 18,2015
June Election - Tuesday, June 16,2015
Table of Contents
General Information
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March Village Election • Wednesday, March 18, 2015
June Village Election • Tuesday, June 16, 2015
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General Information
General Election Dates
Election Law § 15-104(1 )(a). General village election
The general village election shall be held on the third Tuesday in March except in any
village which presently elects, or hereafteradopts a propositionto elect, its officers on a
date other than the third Tuesday in March.
Saturday, Sunday and Public Holiday Dates
Election Law § 1-106. Filing of papers; when received
1. All papers required to be filed pursuant to the provisions of this chapter shall, unless
otherwise provided, be filed between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. If the last
day for filing shall fall on a Saturday, Sunday or legal holiday, the next business day
shall become the last day for filing. All papers sent by mail in an envelope postmarked
prior to midnight of the last day of filing shall be deemed timely filed and accepted for
filing when received.
2. The failure to file any petition or certificate relating to the designation or nomination
of a candidate for party position or public office or to the acceptance or declination of
such designation or nomination within the time prescribed by the provisions of this
chapter shall be afatal defect (emphasis added).
General Construction Law § 24 Public holidays; half-holidays
Pursuant to General Construction Law § 24, the following days are public holidays:
Public Molidiiv
2015 Date
January 1st - New Year's Day
Thursday, January 1, 2015
Third Monday in January Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
Monday, January 19, 2015
February 12th - Lincoln's Birthday
Thursday, February 12, 2015
Third Monday in February Washington's Birthday
Monday, February 16, 2015
Last Monday in May - Memorial Day
Monday, May 25, 2015
June 14th - Flag Day
July 4th - Independence Day
First Monday in September - Labor Day
Second Monday in October - Columbus Day
November 11th - Veterans' Day
Fourth Thursday in November Thanksgiving Day
December 25th - Christmas Day
Sunday, June 14, 2015
Saturday, July 4, 2015
Monday, September 7, 2015
Monday, October 12, 2015
Wednesday, November 11, 2015
Thursday, November 26, 2015
Friday, December 25, 2015
If any of these days falls on a Sunday (except Flag Day), then the holiday is celebrated
the next day.
MarchVillage Election - Wednesday, March 18,2015
SPECIAL NOTE: March village elections are usually held on the third Tuesday
of March. See Election Law § 15-104(a). However, when the third Tuesday of
March falls on March 17* (St. Patrick's Day), the village board of trustees
MUST adopt a resolution providing that the election will be held on March 18th.
The election's political calendar continues to be computed from the third
Tuesday of March. See Election Law § 15-104( 1)(b). NYCOM recommends
adopting the resolution prior to Sunday. November 16. 2014, the deadline for
publishing notice designating the office(s) to be filled at the election and the
term(s) thereof. The resolution establishing the election day must be adopted no
later than Friday. January 16. 2015.
NOTE: If the village fails to publish or post required information, the election
will not be invalidated, except that a vote on a proposition will be void if the
required notice of election is not given (see Election Law § 15-104 (5)).
Friday, October 17, 2014 - For villages whose March elections are conducted
by the county board of elections, last day for the village clerk to transmit
to the county board of elections a certificate setting forth each village
office to be filled.
Election Law § 4-106(2). At leastfive (5) monthsprior to the election.
Monday, November 17, 2014- For villages whose March elections are
conducted by the county board of elections, last day for the board of
trustees to submit to the county board of elections a list of polling places
within the village.
Election Law § 4-104(1). At leastfour (4) monthsprior to the election.
Monday, November 17, 2014 - Last day for the village clerk to publish a
notice designating the office(s) to be filled and the term(s) thereof.
Election Law § 15-104(3)(a). At leastfour (4) monthsprior to the
election.
Monday, November 17, 2014 - First day village clerk may accept absentee
ballot applications.
Election Law § 15-120(4). Not earlier thanfour (4) months prior to the
election.
Monday, November 17, 2014 - Last day to divide village into election
districts.
Election Law § 15-110(5). At least 120 days before the election.
Monday, December 1, 2014 - First day that an individual may sign a party
primary designating petition.
Election Law § 15-108(9). Not earlier than six (6) weeks prior to the last
day tofile party primary designating petitions.
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Friday, December 26,2014 - Deadline for filing the first statement of
campaign receipts and expenditures for the village primary.
Rules ofthe State Board ofElections §§ 6200.1 & 6200.2. Must be 32
days before the primary.
Tuesday, December 30, 2014 - First day that individuals may sign
independent nominating petitions.
Election Law § 15-108(9). Not earlier than six (6) weeks before the last
day tofile independent nominating petitions.
Monday, January 5,2015 - First day to file party designating petitions for
village primaries.
Election Law § 15-108(7) (d). Not earlier than 22 days before the
primary.
Tuesday, January 6, 2015 to Tuesday, January 13, 2015 - First day political
parties may publish notice of a party caucus in a newspaper (this date
depends upon the date of the caucus).
Election Law § 15-108(2)(c). Not earlier than two (2) weeks before the
caucus.
Thursday, January 8, 2015 to Thursday, January 15, 2015 - Last day to file
a declination of a party primary designation (this date depends upon the
date the designating petition was filed).
Election Law § 15-108(7)(e). Within three (3) days offiling ofthe
designating petition.
NOTE: Within one (1) day ofa declination beingfiled, the village clerk
must notify the committee tofill vacancies named in thepetition.
Monday, January 12,2015 to Tuesday, January 20,2015 - Last day to post
and file notice of the party caucus in the offices of the village clerk and
county board of elections (this date depends upon the scheduled date of
the caucus).
Election Law § 15-108(2)(c). At least 10 days before the scheduled
caucus.
NOTE: When the last day topost andfile a notice oftheparty caucus in
the offices ofthe village clerk and county board ofelectionsfalls on a
Saturday or a Sunday, then, pursuant to Election Law§ 1-106, the last
day tofile the notice is extended to the next business day. Thus, if10 days
before a scheduled caucusfalls onSaturday, January 10,h orSunday,
January U'1', the last date to post andfile ispushed to Monday, January
12'h. This is also the case ifthe last day to post andfilefalls on or is
extendedto a public holiday. Thus, if10 days beforea scheduled caucus
falls on Saturday, January 17th orSunday, January 18th, thefiling
deadline is extended to Tuesday, January 20s', since Monday, January
19th is Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.
Monday, January 12,2015- Last day to file party designating petitions for
village primaries.
Election Law § 15-108(7)(d). Not later than 15days prior to the primary.
NOTE: Upon thefiling ofa designating petition, the village clerk must
notify viamaileach individual designated. The notice must (1)state the
last day to decline the designation, and (2) include a statement that the
candidate's name will appear on the ballot as it appears in the notice.
Election Law § 6-144.
Tuesday, January 13,2015 - Last day to file written objections to party
primary designating petitions.
Election Law § 15-108(10). Not later than one (I) day afterthelast date
tofile thepetition with the village clerk.
Thursday, January 15,2015 - Last day to file written specifications of
objections to party primary designating petitions.
Election Law § 15-108(10). Written specifications ofthe grounds ofthe
objections must befiled with the villageclerkwithin two (2) days afterthe
filing ofthe written objections.
NOTE: Ifan objection to a partyprimarydesignatingpetition isfiled
before January 13th, the written specifications will be due before January
15'h, the exact date dependent upon thefiling date ofthe objection. For
example, ifa written objection wasfiled onMonday, January 12th, the
written specifications would bedue on Wednesday, January 14'h.
Friday, January 16, 2015 - Last day for the board of trustees to adopt a
resolution providing that there will not be a village registration day.
Election Law§ 15-118(3). Resolution is effectivefor all village elections
held more than 60 days after the resolution is adopted.
Friday, January 16,2015 - Last day for the board of trustees to adopt a
resolution identifying the polling place in each district and the hours the
polls will be open. Polls must be open from at least 12:00 noon until 9:00
p.m.
Election Law § 15-104(3). Must be adopted at least 60 days prior to the
election
NOTE: March village elections are usually held on the third Tuesday of
March. See Election Law § 15-104(a). However, when the third Tuesday
ofMarchfalls on March 17'h (St. Patrick's Day), the village board of
trustees MUST adopt a resolution providing that the election will be held
on March 18'h. The election's political calendar continues to be
computedfrom the third TuesdayofMarch. See Election Law §15104(l)(b).
Friday, January 16,2015 - Deadline for filing the second statement of
campaign receipts and expenditures for the village primary.
Rules ofthe State Board ofElections §§ 6200.1 &6200.2. Must bell
days before theprimary.
Tuesday, January 20,2015 - Earliestdate for holding a party caucus.
Election Law § 15-108(2) (a). Notmore than 56 days before the election.
NOTE: Party officials must either:
a) publish notice of the caucus in a newspaper not more than two (2) nor
less than one (1) week before the caucus, or
b) post notice ofthe caucus in six (6) public places in the village atleast
10 days before the caucus.
Notices must also befiled andpostedin the offices of the village clerk and
county board ofelections at least 10 days before the caucus. Election
Law§15-108(2)(c).
Thursday, January 22,2015 - First day a certificate of party nomination may
be filed.
Election Law § 15-108(7)(a). Not earlier than54 daysprior to election.
Tuesday, January 27,2015 - Primary day in villages where party nominations
are made via a primary.
Election Law§ 15-108(2)(a). Must be 49 daysprior to the village
election.
NOTE: Party officials must publish notice oftheprimary in at least one
(1) newspaper ofgeneral circulation within the village oftheprimary at
least once a weekfor two (2) weeksprior to theprimary. Election Law
§15-108(2)(b).
Tuesday, January 27,2015 - Last date for holding a party caucus.
Election Law§ 15-108(2)(a). Not later than 49 daysprior to the village
election.
NOTE: Party officials must either:
a) publish notice ofthe caucus in a newspaper not more than
two (2) nor less than one (1) week before the caucus, or
b) post notice ofthe caucus in six (6) public places in the village at least
10 days before the caucus.
Notices must also befiled andposted in the offices ofthe village clerk and
county board ofelections at least 10 days before the caucus. Election
Law § 15-108(2)(c).
Thursday, January 29,2015 - Last day to file a certificate of party
nomination.
Election Law § 15-108(7)(a). Not later than 47 days prior to the village
election.
NOTE: If a list ofcaucus or primary participants is notfiled with the
certificate, the clerk must immediately mail notice to those who signed the
certificate, stating that the list ofnominations must befiled withinfive (5)
days after the mailing ofthe notice. Election Law § 15-108(2)(e).
NOTE: Upon the filing ofa certificate ofnomination or a petition
nominating a person, the village clerk must mail notice thereofto each
person. The notice must state the last day to decline the designation or
nomination, and include a statement that the candidate's name will
appear on the ballot as it appears in the notice. Election Law § 6-144.
Friday, January 30, 2015 - Last day to file written objections to certificates of
party nomination.
Election Law § 15-108(10). Not later than one (1) day after the last date
tofile thepetition with the village clerk.
Monday, February 2, 2015 - Last day to file a certificate of acceptance or
declination of a party nomination.
Election Law § 15-108(7)(b). Not later than 44 days prior to the election
NOTE: Forty-four days prior to the election is Sunday, February Is'.
When the last day to post andfile a notice oftheparty caucus in the
offices ofthe village clerk and county board ofelections falls on a
Saturday or a Sunday, then, pursuant to Election Law § 1-106, the last
day tofile the notice is extended to the next business day.
Monday, February 2, 2015 - Last day to file written specifications of
objections to certificates of party nomination.
Election Law § 15-108(10). Written specifications ofthe grounds ofthe
objections must be filed with the village clerk within two (2) days after the
filing ofthe written objections.
NOTE: Ifan objection isfiled on Thursday, January 29"' orFriday,
January 30,h, the last day tofile written specifications on the objection
would be on Saturday, January 31s1 or Sunday, February Is', respectively.
Pursuant to Election Law § 1-106, the last day tofile is extended to
Monday, February 2'".
Tuesday, February 3, 2015 - First day to file an independent nominating
petition.
Election Law § 15-108(8)(a). Not earlier than 42 days before the village
election.
Wednesday, February 4, 2015 - Last day to fill a vacancy caused by a
declination of a party nomination.
Election Law § 15-108(7)(c). Not later than 41 daysprior to the village
election.
Thursday, February 5,2015 - Last day for the board of trustees to appoint
election inspectors.
Election Law § 15-116(1). At least 40 days before the general village
election (See special provisionsfor Nassau County. Election Law § 15116(2)).
Friday, February 6, 2015 - Deadline for filing the third statement of campaign
receipts and expenditures for the village primary.
Rules ofthe State Board ofElections§§ 6200.1 & 6200.2. Must be 10
days after the primary.
Sunday, February 8,2015 - Last day for the board of trustees to adopt a
resolution establishing a second registration day to be 12 days before the
election.
Election Law § 15-118(5). Not later than 37 days prior to thefirst
election for which it is effective.
Tuesday, February 10,2015 - Last day to file independent nominating
petitions for an office to be filled at the general village election.
Election Law § 15-108(8)(a). Not later than 35 days before the village
election.
NOTE: Upon thefiling ofa certificate ofnomination or a petition
nominating a person, the village clerk must immediately notify via mail
each individual nominated. The notice must state the last day to decline
and include a statement that the candidate's name will appear on the
ballot as it appears in the notice. Election Law § 6-144.
Wednesday, February 11, 2015 - Last day to file written objections to
independent nominating petitions.
Election Law § 15-108(10)(d). Not later than one (1) day after the last
date tofile the petition with the village clerk.
Tuesday, February 13,2015 - Last day to file written specifications of
objections to independent nominating petitions.
Election Law § 15-108(10). Written specifications ofthe grounds ofthe
objections must befiled with the village clerk within two (2) days after the
filing ofthe written objections.
NOTE: Ifan objection to an independent nominatingpetition isfiled
before February ll'1', the written specifications will be due before
February 13th, the exact date dependent upon thefilingdate of the
objection.
Friday, February 13,2015 - For villages with two registration days, last day
for the board of trustees to adopt a resolution stating the place and hours
at which inspectors will meet to prepare register and the hours and place
of registration and election.
ElectionLaw§ 15-118(4). At least 20 days before thefirst registration
day.
Friday, February 13,2015 - Deadline for filing the first statement of
campaign receipts and expenditures for the village election.
Rules ofthe State Board ofElections §§ 6200.1 & 6200.2. Must be 32
days before the election.
Friday, February 13,2015 - Last day to file certificate of acceptance or
declination of an independent nomination for an office to be filled at the
village election.
Election Law § 15-108(8)(b). Not later than three (3) days after the last
day tofile thepetition.
Sunday, February 15,2015 - For villages with only one registration day, last
day for the board of trustees to adopt a resolution stating the place and
hours at which inspectors will meet to prepare register and the hours and
place of registration and election.
Election Law § 15-118(4). At least 20 days before the registration day.
Tuesday, February 17,2015 - Last day to file a certificate to fill a vacancy
caused by declination of an independent nomination for an office to be
filled at the general village election.
Election Law § 15-108(8)(c). Not later than three (3) days after the last
day tofile a certificate ofdeclination.
NOTE: Three (3) days after the last day tofile is Monday, February 16,
2015. Pursuant to Election Law § 1-106, the last day tofile is extended to
Tuesday, February 17lh, because Monday, February 16'h is Washington's
Birthday.
Monday, February 23,2015 - For villages with two registration days, last day
to publish and post in each election district a copy of the resolution stating
the date, place, and time when inspectors will meet to register voters.
Election Law § 15-118(4). At least 10 days prior to registration day.
Wednesday, February 25,2015 - For villages with only one registration day,
last day to publish and post in each election district a copy of the
resolution stating the date, place, and time when inspectors will meet to
register voters.
Election Law § 15-118(4). At least 10 days prior to registration day.
Thursday, March 5,2015 - Firstregistration day in villages with two
registration days.
Election Law § 15-118(5). Twelve days before the generalvillage
election.
NOTE: The hours of registration must be at minimum fi-om 12:00noon to
5:00 p.m.
Friday, March 6, 2015- Deadline for filing the secondstatement of campaign
receipts and expenditures for the village election.
Rules ofthe State Board of Elections §§ 6200.1 & 6200.2. Must bell
days before the election.
Friday, March 6,2015 - Last day individuals may register with the county
board of elections to be eligible to vote in the village election.
Election Law§ 15-118(2). At least 10 days before the election.
NOTE: At least 10days before the election isSaturday, March 7"'. As
County Boards ofElection are closed on Saturdays, the last day to
register and be eligible to vote is Friday, March 6th.
Saturday, March 7,2015 - Last day for the village clerk to publish notice
setting forth the (1) polling place in each district, (2) hours during which
the polls are open (at least 12:00 noon to 9:00 p.m.), (3) names and
addresses of candidates, offices, and term nominated for, and (4) abstract
of any proposition.
Election Law §§ 15-104(3)(c) and (4). At least 10 days prior to general
village election. The notice mustalso be posted in six (6) conspicuous
places in the village and at each polling place at least one (1) day before
election.
Saturday, March 7,2015 - Registration day in villages with one registration
day. For villages with two registration days, this is the second registration
day.
Election Law § 15-118(5). Ten days prior to election.
NOTE: The hours ofregistration must be at minimum from 12:00 noon to
5:00 p.m.
Tuesday, March 10,2015 - Last day for the board of elections to provide a list
of registered voters to the village clerk.
Election Law § 5-612(1). At least seven (7) days prior to general village
election.
NOTE: The village clerk must contact the county board ofelections for a
list ofregistered voters.
Tuesday, March 10,2015 - Last day for the village clerk to receive
applications for absentee ballots to be mailed to qualified voters.
Election Law § 15-120(4). At least seven (7) days prior to election.
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Wednesday, March 11,2015 - Last day for the village clerk to mail absentee
ballots to qualified voters.
Election Law § 15-120(5). Not later than six (6) days before the village
election.
Sunday, March 15,2015 - Last day to open the voting machines for
inspection by the candidates or their representatives. The candidates must
be notified, in writing, of the opening of the machines.
Election Law § 7-128(1) and(2). Must beat least two (2) days before the
election.
Monday, March 16, 2015 - Last day for the village clerk to receive personal
applications for an absentee ballot from applicant or applicant'sagent.
Upon receiving an application, the clerk must deliver the absentee ballot
to the applicant or their agent named in the application.
Election Law § 15-120(5). Not later than one (1) dayprior to the
election.
Wednesday, March 18, 2015 - The village election.
Election Law § 15-104. March village elections held on the third
Tuesday ofMarch. Election Law § 15-104(a).
Note: Pursuant to ElectionLaw§ 15-104(l)(a), ifthe thirdTuesday in
Marchfalls on the 17"' (St. Patrick's Day), the board oftrustees must
pass a resolution settingforth that the election willbeheldon the 18'h day
ofMarch. When this occurs, thepolitical calendardoes not change;
rather, the same dates should be used when makingcalculations as
though the election was to beheld on Tuesday, March 17th, with only the
date ofthe actual election being different.
Wednesday, March 18,2015 - Village clerk must deliver the absentee ballots
to the board of inspectors.
Election Law § 15-120(7). On the day ofthe general village election.
Last dayfor the village clerk to receive absentee ballots inperson or by
mail.
Thursday, March 19,2015 - Inspectors must file a certificate of canvass of
voters with the village clerk.
Election Law § 15-126(1). Before 9:00 a.m. ofthe dayfollowing the
village election.
Thursday, March 19,2015 - The board of trustees must meet to canvass the
election returns when a village has more than one election district.
Election Law § 15-126(1). Not later than 8:00 p.m. ofthe day after the
village election.
Friday, March 20, 2015 - The last day the clerk may, upon his or herown
volition or upon the written request of any candidate, cause a recanvass of
the votes cast in the village election.
Election Law § 15-126(3). Not later than two (2) days after the dateof
the election.
Saturday, March 21,2015 - Last day for the villageclerk to notify the
individuals that have been elected and must take an oath of office within
30 days after they take office.
Election Law § 15-128. Within three (3) days afterthe village election.
Monday, March 23,2015 - The deadline by which the clerk must notify the
county board of elections of the request for recanvass.
Election Law§ 15-126(3). Within one (1) day afterreceiving the written
request.
NOTE: This is the lastpossible date the clerkmaynotify the Board of
Elections ofthe request to recanvass. If the clerk receivesthe written
request prior to Thursday, March 20,h, he orshe has one day to notify the
Board ofElections.
Saturday, April 14, 2015 - Deadline for filing the third statement of campaign
receipts and expenditures for the village election.
Rules oftheState BoardofElections§§ 6200.1 and 6200.2. Must be 27
days after the election.
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Su Mo|Tu We Th
Ft Sa
1
2
3
9
10
Su Mo Tu We Th
Fr
3
4
10 11
16 17
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
18 19 20 21 22 23 24
25 26 27 28 29 30 31
22
23 24
25
26
27
28
4
5
6
7
8
11
12
13
14
15
Mo
3
10
4
11
17 18
24
Tu
5
12
May
| We| Th
6
13
7
14
19 20 21
25 26
27
28
Su|MolTu|WeiTh| Fr[Sa
Sa
12
8
9
5
6
7
12 13 14
12
3
8
10 11
9
S3
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2
29
8
9
Su Mo Tu
12
6
12 13 14
30 31
4
Fr i Sa
5
12
5
6
7
8
9
Fr
Sa
3
4
10 11
12
13 14
15
22 23
19
20 21
22 23 24
29
28
26 27 28 29
16
30
29
30
16 17 18
25
30 31
31
October
September
S.,|MoiTu|We!ThTFrrsT
12
6
7
13
14
20 21
8
15
4
5
9
10
11
12
4
16
17
18
19
11
18
12
19
13
20
14
21
15 16 17
22 23 24
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10 11 12 13 14
15 16 17 18 19 20 21
22 23 24 25 26 27 28
25
26
27
28
29
29
22 23 24
27 28 29
30
25 26
6
7
3
6
7
8
9
10 11
1
2
3
8
9
10
30
31
20
30
4
12
13
14
15
16
17 18
19 20 21 22 23 24 25
26 27 28 29 30
Su|Mo|Tu|Wo|Thl FrfsT
1
2
9
3
10
4
5
6
7
8
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25 26 27
28
29
30
31
November
SulMo|Tu|We|Th| FrTsa
Su|Mo|Tu|We|Th| Fr [Sa
3
5
12
5
August
SuiMo Tu We Th
6
7
8
9 10 11 12 13
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
21 22 23 24 25 26 27
15
April
Su|Mo!Tu|WejTh; Fr | Sa
7
July
We Th
3
5
15 16 17 18 19 20 21
22 23 24 25 26 27 28
June
Fr
4
December
Su MolTu Wo Thl Fr
12
6
7
13 14
8
9
Sa
3
4
5
10
11
12
15 16 17
18 19
20 21 22 23 24
27 28 29 30 31
25 26
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